SUMMARYOffice of Workplace Management and Business Continuity (WMBC) ensures seamless operational continuity by optimizing facility performance, driving strategic workplace transformation, and delivering comprehensive support services to maintain a dynamic, future‑ready environment aligned with NATO Headquarters (HQ) and its alternate locations. The incumbent is responsible for the repair, preventive and reactive maintenance, inspection of electrical installations, and for inspecting works performed by external maintenance firms to ensure compliance with standard methods, materials and contract specifications.QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCECertified to a secondary technical education level in electrical or electromechanical engineering or possess an equivalent diploma/certification with a BA5 certification (electrical safety for qualified staff).At least 6years' experience in the maintenance of technical electrical installations on complex and large‑scale sites such as office or industrial buildings.Very good understanding of electrical systems such as emergency generators, high and low voltage electrical systems, UPS and Passive Network Infrastructure (PNWI).Valid driver's licence.Required minimum levels of NATO's official languages (English/French): Advanced in one language and Elementary in the other.Additional advantages:Knowledge of the rules and procedures of the host country (RGPT/ARAB – RGIE/AREI).Ability to program DALI and KNX systems.Ability to use Autocad suite.MAIN ACCOUNTABILITIESPlanning and Execution. Assist and carry out repair, installation, maintenance or modification work on NATO's electrical systems and networks. Support on‑demand requests or high‑level events (e.g., Ministerial) even outside standard office hours.Expertise Development. Assist the Foreperson Electricity in supervising work carried out by external contractors and, when required, substitute for the Foreperson Electricity in their absence.Project Management. Ensure electrical system repairs. Conduct work as part of a team of First Line Intervention Technicians and Forepeople. Deal primarily with high voltage electrical installations, including the high voltage network, transformers, distribution network, electrical board, power‑enduring machines, wall power‑outlets, lighting and PNWI. Conduct inspections and surveillance of electrical power systems. Draft basic incident reports. Perform any other related duties as assigned.INTERRELATIONSHIPSReporting Line: The incumbent reports to the Foreperson, Electricity.Interactions: Collaborate with other Electricity colleagues and monitor the work of external contractors.COMPETENCIESAchievement: work to meet standards.Analytical Thinking: break down problems.Customer Service Orientation: take personal responsibility for correcting problems.Flexibility: act with flexibility.Initiative: be decisive in a time‑sensitive situation.Self‑Control: respond calmly.Teamwork: cooperate.CONTRACTDefinite duration contract of three years; possibility of an indefinite duration contract thereafter. For seconded staff, the contract may be renewed for a further period of up to 3years subject to the agreement of the national authority concerned. The maximum period of service in the post as a seconded staff member is sixyears.ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONNATO is committed to diversity and inclusion and strives to provide equal access to employment, advancement and retention, independent of gender, age, nationality, ethnic origin, religion or belief, cultural background, sexual orientation and disability. Women are strongly encouraged to apply.If you require reasonable accommodation, inform us during the selection process. Candidates who require accommodation must provide documented medical evidence to support their request.The nature of this position may require the staff member to travel for work and/or work outside normal office hours.The organization offers several work‑life policies, including teleworking and flexible working arrangements (flexitime) subject to business requirements.#J-18808-Ljbffr